Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok, left, met with Ian Lafrenière, Québec’s Minister Responsible for Relations with the First Nations and Inuit, in Iqaluit on Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of Ian Lafrenière’s staff)
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Ian Lafrenière expects to table bill later this year, following meeting with Akeeagok in Iqaluit
A Quebec cabinet minister plans to table an Indigenous language protection bill this year, and he wants Nunavut’s help.
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An incident occurred Thursday, store spokesperson confirms; store open for regular hours Friday
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Top finishers selected from more than 30 entries in annual Nunavut songwriting contest
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These courses help but more entrepreneurship needed, says Pangnirtung mayor
Justice
Federal prosecution service clears two officers of wrongdoing in October 2021 shooting
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Research based on fossils collected from Ellesmere Island in 1970s
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Wind turbines’ impact on birds and caribou highlighted; Sabina states proposal can cut fossil fuel emissions at mine project in half
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Joelie Kaernerk details long list of issues at school where sprinkler system has been broken since May
Business
Corporation continues to urge customers to monitor financial accounts out of ‘abundance of caution,’ says VP of operations
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QIA has run its Q-STEP program in partnership with federal and territorial governments, Kakivak and Baffinland since 2017
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Hotline set to close on Jan. 31 but government website still provides coronavirus information
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Inuit association approves funding projects in Iqaluit, Igloolik, Sanikiluaq and Pond Inlet at meeting Friday
Business
First Inuktut channel files CRTC application to be part of basic cable packages across the country
Business
Nunavut energy company urges customers to monitor their bank accounts for unusual activity
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From left, Minister of Community and Government Services David Joanasie, athletes Maiya Nadrowski (hockey), Pearl Uluqsi (futsal), Jerrid Netser (volleyball) and River McCluskey (futsal), and Premier P.J. Akeeagok show off the gear that Nunavut athletes will wear at the Arctic Winter Games, as well as the pins that athletes will receive. The four athletes will all be competing as members of Team Nunavut at the Games, which take place in Wood Buffalo, Alta. from Jan. 29 to Feb. 4. (Photo by David Lochead)
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GN struck $3-million deal to keep its hotline running for three years in 2021
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The school first shut down Jan. 3 to 9, then again on Thursday
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Sivuniit Middle School was projected to reopen this week
Arts and Culture
Association first of its kind in territory: executive director
Arts and Culture
New documentary ‘Ever Deadly’ weaves the personal and political; it opens Friday in Iqaluit
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Pet owner said getting a vet to community for first time in 5 years will be important
Politics
Water and sewer service could be trucked in or piped in, for site on Road to Nowhere